Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-22

be1tnninE 10 end. He VS. prepared %
- tnta esHNaEs npqu Il and whatever
sne resuit miEAf b ha aeoiarod nos
E14d1iF thmt Il ihe rraslAent haa dune
ncf4ln4 .Gea shen q write thas messsrs
hs aa6 preEet himself 70 b sn hca4sl
bravo. patriotic man. kna worthg - TIE
lea1eEshio ef any paFty that ever exisae
81 = ths History e this eountry.
Enn CHI on AxAMm.
NJ. Telisr severely crislsissd she
pze41sni for endaagnfinH - create
puhlia AiaEm n order 10 carry out his
Pei ac1ame FOR reaucing the tariff He.
4renfc taat there Was not % nocA s1r
plrs q tne treasury as Should naoszsi
aAte basic o. c9n8e alarm.
AF. e,e1aEt was satisfied from lbe
oilcassicn tolaE that oonarsss ouahf
not - Aef0afn for the hoiifays. Aska
ne safpius, ~ wal eale Il woeid CEN
tin1s - be locked up. Il the onls rsm-
cay vas taas auQne8ted b toe pEesi-
dent-the redarllon ~ ths farsH. 1hs
Issue presented 30 the Auefican people
~ tne pr8Sfden1 Waa whetker ID wo1id
E8op d1sng its uwn wuxk ana hlro il !
one Nalfonz ns vel a. indiViduals eos /
rich b. oaluR their work Ha vas "a /
favor nf congress a. raininn n session. /
and EQald rota nEzinsf Tie Res1iuiion. /
NJ. Aliiaen said fAaa tha ssnass coula 1
nos prsmole public Interests b remain
me in session, while the house vas Ia i
~ preesnl unofRAuizsd state. Thers
we're three ways of nsstinR rid % the
surplus One vas presented fsom Kan
AS another wa 70 incEe4ae TIE appro
ptiaiionss the laird was % modify the
TAI laws. 1he revenue ueasaFa had %
originate 10 the house Of Fepresenfa-
uxes, sud IRON Tie heRinninR AZ 1855
tsil nax no Fevenue measure had coma
from the house, aud none could come
certainly before the ash Of Janasry.
Therefore be dld not see that rnhlsc
Interests could ba advanced 81 pro-
bon "a b. rafusine TIE house tue "a
1ouFnmens which u asked. Mr.. Plumb
aaid thst the honse could noi adiaurn
Without q conference Of tbs senate.
CoRxEMRT ron xHR sRKuracKn.
Mr.. B1tlsr expressed his eonfamps
fer tho disgusting spectacle Which tie /
senate was presenting, for effect, and /
the hypoerisy exhibited teday. There
vas Bot 2 senator Who did not knog
that all that was said abonl remaining /
10 session vas absoluEaly beah and nv
poorlsy. it was tbe dimsissf, thalio vest !
hypooEIsy be had ever witnessed. Iii
Mr., Plnmb resented The position Of I
puhlla eensor assumed b. ihe senator 4
from South uarollBa. IA
Mr. shsFman agreed uith Mr. Batisr, 4
lhal Il Hss hardly WoTth while for TIE :
asnaie % dony the hease She usual priv {
isRe Of holiday Adjournment, bus be b
lid nnt snfee with him "a 30 the char 2
loief of todaysa pEooeadinos On the a
~
ntefeSted ID Il. Il had bfopQhi 10 tie Z
Of ths sanass the folly OF some 4
eAiurea Of the presidents MESSAGE, 3
Notably the folly of eudsavor- 3
az 70 create q ssaEa and alarm d
Iboul the condition Of she country be q
iause, fortunately, there waa auFpIus 3
4 $55.000 600 IL tie treasury. II it were
rue that there was such g state Of alarm {.
e was expressed By the presidents GER 4
Atniy tie Democratic house ought 0t /
Q adjourn ovtr the hsli3ags. He dld y
lot believe. however, that there vas y
ny oecasioD for alarm. He believed L
hat the lanRuaae Of the president vas q
ntirely too slronQs 10 wAa right and
roper for the Republican senators to
aii attention 20 the folly OF the heusa
I Representatives adioaEninR without o.
ven an esRanixation. The surplus Of A
50 900, 600 vas less than was 10 sbo q
Eeasury ct other peFicda OF the present Il
administration. He thought Il but 81
ight thal the humbuR By which L vas y
oaeht 30 fsightsn tha oounlFy should Il
. punetured, exploded OF explained
way.
After farther disoussion She resolu- b,
lon was ooncuKFed IL, yeas So nays 10. Il
After an executive session the senate z
diouEned. 4